oops - the silverline one is just a tape measure
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distance measurement
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Both are unpleasant foot things.
Owain
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So... you tie a 10m piece of string to the range finder?
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Dogging?
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I used to need to measure the width of a river to work out if I could turn my narrowboat or not. I found that the focus ring on decent quality SLR (telephoto lens) gave an accurate enough result for that purpose.
Robert
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60 degree angle for an equilateral triangle.
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Meh. Not going to get much oil out of deformed bone, might from thick hard skin.
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Our orienteering-club cartographer bought a cheapish one (The Bushnell
450) to help produce 1:10000 forest maps.He tells me it's excellent - at least as accurate as a 100m surveyor's tape or wheel - *PROVIDED* what you're aiming at is reasonably flat and reflective, which trees aren't.
"Accurate" for our needs is 1-2%.